The Minimum Length of Stay (Min LoS) is a great setting you can user in order to regulate the demand for high and low seasons.

For instance, when there is a high demand period, you can increase the minimum length of stay to better regulate demand, achieve higher occupancy rates and minimize the cost associated with cleaning and operations. On the flip side, during periods of low season you can reduce the minimum length of stay to attract more bookings.

On your Rate Management section , you can edit the relative filed and set a default Min LoS which will be applied on each of the channels that support it.

You can certainly do that , and actually that's the quintessence of this setting, to be able to adjust it in order to accommodate your business' needs as they evolve over time.

For instance, if you initially set a minimum length of stay for your rental to 4 days because that was the most cost-effective option, according to your calculations, but you later on realize that you have some two-day vacancies that could definitely be filled, you can adjust the minimum length of stay accordingly to fill these dates.

Here are two simple ways to accomplish that:

Maximum Length of Stay (MaxLOS) is a setting used to establish a limit on the amount of time a guest can stay, depending on the date of arrival.

This is usually utilized when the host expects quickly filling up their properties at elevated rates in specific periods.

On your Rate Management section , you can edit the relative filed and set a default Max LoS which will be applied on each of the channels that support it.

Since Max LoS is a Revenue management tool that also helps you limit he amount of time a guest can stay , especially in periods your prices are expected to rise, it would made absolute sense to be able to apply it per period.

Here is how you can do it: